Sentence examples for displays are devoted from inspiring English sources
Displays are devoted to those themes.
Other displays are devoted to folk and regional costumes and new acquisitions.
A series of fascinating thematic displays are devoted to the domestic lives of Dutch families in an English colony after the transfer of power to Britain.
Keeping in step, store window displays were devoted to the seasonal shades.
The exhibit's final display is devoted to a royal session by the photographer in 1968.
About one-third of the display is devoted to medieval times: the background; the events at Runnymede; what happened next.
Another surprising display is devoted to silk stockings in a riotous array of hues and lush with embroidered monograms and butterflies and flowers.
A display is devoted to Sadie, a local ventriloquist's rather sinister model (as they always do seem to be) from the middle of the last century.
A special display was devoted to identifying the most notorious mushroom, the deadly Amanita phalloides, a k a the death cap.
"For example, the papers said that the largest display was devoted to Cheng Kejie," she said, referring to the convicted legislator, whose bribery scandal had implicated many other officials.
A smaller display is devoted to folk costumes from around the world, and a fourth presents recent acquisitions, including, interestingly enough, a 1989 ball gown worn by the consort of another prince of Wales, Alexandra's great-great-granddaughter-in-law, Diana.
